Sentence examples for No coercion from inspiring English sources

No coercion was needed on Thursday to bring tens of thousands of delirious fans here to greet their national soccer team on its return from winning its first international championship.

No coercion is necessary, meaning any undocumented migrant worker in the UK is fair game to be "rescued" as a trafficking victim.

There's no coercion here.

There was clearly no coercion taking place.

"There's no coercion, pressure on people.

"There was no coercion in it," he said.

When government has been corrupted to this extent, when avenues for seeking the redress of grievances are cut off, when so many are made to suffer with no prospect of relief, the requirement that citizens remain within legal constraints and refrain from acts of coercion no longer applies.

In other words, a person at leisure feels no significant coercion to enact the activity in question.

The main ethical issues arising during the meetings, regarding studies involving minorities, included ensuring no exploitation, coercion, or pressure on the minority to participate; methodology not affecting their legal status; considering ethnicity and cultural structure; and providing appropriate compensation.

Power, however, still has to be wielded to prevent counterrevolution and to facilitate the transition to communism, at which stage coercion will no longer be necessary.

There were widespread allegations of electoral misconduct, irregularities and state coercion of "no" supporters in the referendum.